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Technically Speaking: Active-to-Passive Suspension Conversions

Tomorrow's Technician

Active suspension systems are technologically complex, combining sensors, electronic controllers and hydraulics. Mechanical components of passive suspensions are easier to inspect, repair, or replace, reducing diagnostic time and minimizing potential errors. Diagnosing faults often requires specialized equipment and expertise.

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Technically Speaking: Active-to-Passive Suspension Conversions

Brake & Front End

Active suspension systems are technologically complex, combining sensors, electronic controllers and hydraulics. Mechanical components of passive suspensions are easier to inspect, repair, or replace, reducing diagnostic time and minimizing potential errors. Diagnosing faults often requires specialized equipment and expertise.

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Power Steering Hose Cost + How to Spot a Bad One

RepairSmith

However, when it degrades and spills hydraulic fluid, you should visit the nearest repair shop for replacement ASAP. Between the two, a high-pressure hose is more expensive because its made of thicker, sturdier material to sustain the steering system’s high hydraulic pressure.

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How Auto Mechanic Training Prepares Students for the Challenges of Shop Management

Automotive Training Centre

Embarking on a career after auto mechanic training is exciting, especially for those with a passion for vehicles and a knack for problem-solving. Our Auto Mechanic Training program is meticulously designed to equip students with the skills needed to excel as technicians and future shop administrators.

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Considering Auto Body Estimating Training? See How Heavy Duty Estimation Differs

Automotive Training Centre

They evaluate the extent of damage to the vehicle’s body, frame, and mechanical systems and provide customers with detailed explanations of the repair process and costs. Strong customer service skills are crucial in this role, as building trust and maintaining positive customer relationships is essential.

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Replacing Master Cylinders

Brake & Front End

Anyone who works on brakes should be familiar with basic hydraulics and the various components that make up the hydraulic portion of the brake system. It converts the force exerted on the brake pedal by the vehicle’s driver into hydraulic pressure to apply the brakes. The cure is to replace the master cylinder.

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Vacuum Brake Booster Diagnostics

Brake & Front End

In between, you have a mixture of mechanical and hydraulic components that magnify the leg muscles of the driver. Brake Booster Math A booster increases the force of the pedal, so a lower mechanical pedal ratio can be used. 1 to 4:1 mechanical pedal ratio. On the hydraulic side, you have the master cylinder and calipers.